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How to make your dog stop sleeping in your bed 
Watch how your dog sleeps. 
This will help you find a dog bed that will be comfortable for her as she sleeps. Pay close attention to your dog's body language as she sleeps.
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 -- Some dogs are uncomfortable with sleeping in solid objects and increase the chances of your dog snoring, especially if she needs her bed changed. You may have a bed that your dog prefers to sleep in, especially if it has been changed for her.
 -- If your dog likes to stretch out while sleeping, go for a comfortable rectangular mattress. If your dog like to curl up in a tight ball, an enclosed round or oval bed will be the best fit for her.
 -- She may be reluctant to close her eyes or refuse to hop out of bed if it has been over a couple of hours since your last time she slept. When your dog doesn't hop out of bed, she may be injured by dust mites.
 -- Dogs have a pretty open mind, and they can always open their eyes up and watch every little detail in your dog's environment. Observe your dog's posture and her behavior every few hours to help identify if she is sleeping.
If your dog likes to stretch out while sleeping, go for a comfortable rectangular mattress. If your dog like to curl up in a tight ball, an enclosed round or oval bed will be the best fit for her.